Jozef Opdeweegh

Jos has 20 years of experience as a CEO, Chairman and Board Member of private and public global companies in logistics and supply chain optimization, parcel distribution, automotive assembly, industrial real estate, eCommerce, technology, MRO distribution, and warehouse automation. He is a seasoned executive with a true passion for the development of best-in-class enterprises and has a strong track record with demonstrable and repeated success in complex business and cultural transformation projects.

Jos is a multi-lingual, energetic, and growth-oriented professional with good interpersonal skills based on a strong set of supportive core values and behaviors, as well as an unwavering belief in the collective power of individuals and teams to maximize potential.


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Leadership Growth

The Moral Maze of Decision-Making

In some form or other, ethical trade-offs or a moral maze are inherent to most businesses of some scale, and the value judgments we make in resolving them are a signature of leadership.

Why is it that companies make bad decisions?

It’s not the one off impulsive decisions that interest me, but why, given all the checks and balances, so many companies appear to make carefully thought-through decisions that actively harm the interests of their stakeholders.

Navigating the Middle Ground

For the last few weeks, we’ve been bombarded with advice on how to make the best use of this period of lockdown. The internet is awash with potted wisdom on how to be more organized, distracted, or upgraded, while my inbox has personalized suggestions ranging from cleaning up the sock drawer to learning a new…


In the Media

How To Navigate a Path to An Ethical Career

Small Biz Club

The Power of Clapping

CEO World Magazine